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Set Your Alarm For 1:59 P.M. on January 31st Because THESE Stocks Set To Rocket Up - Ad

1:59 P.M. on January 31st. Set an alarm for that. Because you need to be prepared for an event that will send a certain group of stocks rocketing upward. Discover what it is.
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Government shutdown at risk as Trump's demands put Speaker Johnson in a bind

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New charges target ex-Miami congressman for lobbying on behalf of sanctioned Venezuelan tycoon

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Trump's Shocking Plan to Go All-in on Radical New "Quantum Energy"? - Ad

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Georgia's outgoing president urges EU to use more leverage to back protesters

BRUSSELS (AP) — Georgia’s outgoing president on Wednesday appealed to the European Union to press her country’s pro-Russia government to hold a new election amid a police crackdown on peaceful opposition protesters. Continue reading ➔
Trump Eyes Privatization of Postal Service Amid $9.5 Billion Loss

Donald Trump is considering privatizing the U.S. Postal Service to address its financial losses and mounting liabilities, with discussions involving key figures like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. Continue reading ➔
Frozen French fry maker Lamb Weston names new CEO, moves to loss in Q2 and cuts outlook

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Isak Andic, founder of Spanish fashion brand Mango, dies in accident, aged 71

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By December 31, 2025, America Could Find Itself Without a Currency - Ad

The man who worked side-by-side figures like Warren Buffett, Alan Greenspan, Ron Paul, Jim Rickards, and Steve Forbes... authored several best-selling financial classics, including Financial Reckoning Day, Empire of Debt, and Demise of the Dollar... is rocking the investment world once again with the recent release of the most controversial prediction in his storied career. Watch it here.
US effort to curb China's and Russia's access to advanced computer chips 'inadequate,' report finds

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Mitch McConnell Urges Supreme Court To Reject TikTok's Delay Request, Says Platform Hoping For Less Hostile DOJ In Trump Administration

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Alabama profits off prisoners safe enough to work at McDonald’s, deems them too dangerous for parole

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The U.S. stock market experienced a severe selloff Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell‘s comments triggered what CNBC’s Jim Cramer described as “incredible panic” in the markets. Continue reading ➔
Amazon Has 20,000 Rivian Electric Delivery Vans In Fleet: Here's What Could Be Next For Both Companies

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US home sales hit fastest pace since March with more properties up for sale

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